The phrase "regaining of" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "The regaining of trust was a difficult process."
They see it as a regaining of personal freedoms.
Religious extremists conceptualise violence as a purification of recent collective humiliations and regaining of historical pride.
The regaining of discipline by the bowlers was integral to England's position.
So writing, for me, was this stubborn regaining of the past, and of the ability to engrave time somewhere.
He warned that "geopolitical tensions at our eastern and southern borders is hampering the regaining of confidence".
Christopher Reeve's regaining of sensation and limited motion has thrown into question decades of discouraging prognoses for victims of stroke and spinal cord injuries (news article, Sept. 22).
If England's regaining of the Ashes had brought an over-confidence that there is now a large stock of players ready to conquer the world, a 5-1 defeat in the one-day series in India has proved otherwise.
Jekyll's transformations into Hyde, initially voluntary, can hardly be an unalloyed pleasure — Hyde is, after all, repugnant to everyone he meets — but one aspect is ecstatic: the immediate shedding of adult poundage, the regaining of a child's lithe quickness.
New York is the vertical city, and the verticality makes our loss of self and the regaining of it happen all at once, just by looking up and looking down.
Ozil helped win the Copa del Rey in 2011 and was central to the famous regaining of the La Liga title, the dethroning of Pep Guardiola's Barcelona, in 2012.
He has overseen the regaining of the Ashes and the series victory here against the world's No 1 side but both were marked by being beaten in the last match.
